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It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++

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  • QC-2020
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QC-2020 by Mylou Oord
  • Screenings
  • Friday, October 8th, 2021—12:35
  • Saturday, October 9th, 2021—15:45
  • Sunday, October 10th, 2021—14:00
  • QC-2020
  • by Mylou Oord
    • Netherlands, 2021
    • 16 min
    • ENG with ENG subs
  • Mylou Oord graduated from Resolution

This work draws from the experience as founding member of the Queer Choir Amsterdam, together with Shreya de Souza & Sarah Naqvi. The film, which is far from being a documentary about the choir, explores the personal experiment of active resistance while creating an imaginary universe, free of societal binaries and limitations.

Artist Biography

Mylou Oord (1987) is an interdisciplinary artist whose primary focus has long been in the field of social equity within the realm of mental health, accessibility, queerness and class struggle. Their practice is largely driven by their subjects of interest and their involvement in its discourse. As writing and audio visual work is the primary medium in their artistic practice, their engagement with audiences remains instrumental and hence is the driving source of their inspiration. They live and work in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

    • Film by

    • Mylou Oord

    • Shreya de Souza

    • CGI by

    • Paula Garcia Sans

    • Sound by

    • Nikki Clemmow

    • Queer Choir Amsterdam—is an initiative by Sarah Naqvi, Shreya de Souza & Mylou Oord and is supported by the AFK (Amsterdam Fund for the Arts).

    • Choir Director

    • Vera Morais

    • Rehearsal at

    • Oude Kerk Amsterdam

    • Camera

    • Vidamir

    • Mylou Oord

    • Shreya de Souza

    • Sound Recording by

    • Nikki Clemmow

    • Singers of the Queer Choir

    • Abigail Maxime

    • Alma Kim

    • Beatriz Ferreira

    • Ella Max Jonker

    • Ginevra Bertamini

    • Jesus Ruiz

    • Johanna Ekenhorst

    • Joy Brandsma

    • Kanishka Waghmare

    • Mara Lin Visser

    • Margot van der Sande

    • Nathalie Golde

    • Pinar Temiz

    • Rinella Alfonso

    • Sarah Naqvi

    • Shreya de Souza

    • Swan Vinton

    • Toni Brell

    • Special Thanks to

    • Beri Shalmashi

    • Kate Cooper

    • Vinca Kruk

    • DaniĂ«l van der Velden

    • Rob Schröder

    • Ineke Bakker

    • Ivo van Stiphout

    • Jan Kees van Kampen

    • Jeroen Exterkate

    • Vida Kasaei

    • Amir Komelizadeh

    • Vera Morais

    • Sarah Naqvi

    • Sophie Soobramanian

    • Rinella Alfonso

    • De Ateliers

    • Team Oude Kerk

    • Radna Rumping

    • ChloĂ« Sylvestre

    • Brecht Russchen

    • https://queerchoir.amsterdam

    • @queerchoir_amsterdam

    • All the brave singers of the choir!